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This document provides questions and answers related to solicitation N3220521R4168 from the Military Sealift Command. The solicitation seeks a dry cargo voyage charter for heavy-lift services under the Jones Act. The question asked whether the Command would consider adding language from another proforma regarding necessary deviation or slow steaming, to which the answer was no. No other details were provided on products, services, pricing, or timelines required by the solicitation.

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MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND

N3220521R4168

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

18 May 2021

The following is an answer to a question received from a potential offeror. The answer provides clarification only and DOES NOT constitute an amendment to the solicitation.

Q1: I recognize that the governing proforma for this requirement is DRYVOY. TUGCON Part II(f)(3) contains language regarding Necessary Deviation or Slow Steaming. Would MSC consider adding this TUGCON language to the current RFP?

A1: No.

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